Producer Tim Finney

with James Whitbourn.

with Peter Hobday and John Humphrys.

with Cliff Morgan.
On the eve of the Luciano Pavarotti International Horse Show, the legendary Italian tenor reveals his little-known passion for show jumping. Producer Joanne Watson
(Pavarotti sings tomorrow at
10.00pm on Radio 2)

The holiday and travel programme presented by Ken Bruce.
Producer Sara Jane Hall
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In the first of a new series,
Ned Sherrin hosts an hour of live interjections from the likes of Emma Freud , Arthur Smith and John Walters.
Producer Ian Gardhouse. Stereo

Geoffrey Goodman reports on this week's TUC in Glasgow. Producer Dennis Sewell

Reflections on life and politics abroad. Producer Chris Harmer

The last of the series in which Paul Heiney discovers traditional ways of life which may soon come to an end.
Coble Fishing
Lawrie Murfield is 83 and has used open-decked, flat-bottomed coble boats to fish with all his life.
Now younger fishermen are joining the bigger boats or leaving the industry altogether and coble fishing is coming to an end. Producer Marc Jobst

Chairman Barry Took quizzes team captains
Alan Coren and Richard Ingrams and their guests. Producer Diane Messias. Stereo

The return of the series.
This week's panel:
Margaret Jay , Director, the National Aids Trust; Sir Bernard Ingham , former Head of Information at No 10 Downing Street;
Emma Nicholson , MP; and John Prescott , MP, Opposition Spokesman for Transport.
From Clyst Hydon, Devon. Chairman
Jonathan Dimbleby. and at 2.00pm
Any Answers?
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Call Jonathan Dimbleby with your views on the issues raised in this week's edition of Any Questions? Producers Anna Carragher and Alison Vernon Smith
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The Folly
In Martyn Read 's rollicking comedy set in 1770, Sir Morton Makepeace devises a play, but his characters disrupt the plot and threaten the building of his Folly.
Director Sue Wilson. Stereo (Postponed from 5 August)

A visit to the River Don in Sheffield where new man-made plant communities of apple and orange trees, figs and Swedish whitebeam have been forged alongside the historical steelworks. With Lionel Kelleway. Producer John Ruthven

with Peter Evans.
Producer Julian Brown

Joanna Buchan visits five Scots acknowledged as remarkable achievers in their chosen professions. 4: Paddy Higson , film producer.
Stereo

The last in the present series of news from Chris Morris. With contributions from the likes of Steve Coogan, Doon MacKichan, Patrick Marber, Rebecca Front, David Schneider and Dr John Hapgood.
Stereo

and Sports Round-Up

Garrison Keillor 's
American Radio Company reflects on the ups and downs of travelling, with the help of Barry Cryer , Elizabeth Welch and the Demi-Tasse Orchestra.
Recorded at the Royalty Theatre, London.
Producer Jonathan James-Moore

Novelist Tom Sharpe talks to Dr Anthony Clare , in the last of the series.
Stereo

The Sea Wolf
The final episode of Jack London's tale of survival and love on the high seas.
Singer Sarah Connolly. Music Elizabeth Parker ,
BBC Radiophonic Workshop. Adapted by Ed Thomason
Director Adrian Bean. Stereo

Pipe Dreams Part II
Lucy Duran continues her exploration of the myriad bagpipes of the British Isles and discovers musicians using pipes in new ways: Liam O'Flynn plays with full orchestras, Hamish Moore blows jazz and Richard Butler brings the Northumbrian smallpipe to the cutting edge of contemporary music. Producer Anthony Denselow
Stereo

Presented by Brian Kay. Producer Christina Pritchard Stereo

led by the Rt Rev
Richard Harries. Stereo

Dr Stefan Buczacki questions two teams led by Irene Thomas and Norman Painting.
With guests Glenda Jackson, Harry Chapman Pincher, Rod Hull and Mary O'Hara.
Stereo

Searching for a Cause The last of four talks by BBC Foreign Affairs
Editor John Simpson , in which he looks back at the events of 1989 and 1990. Today he looks at the failed revolution of the pro-democracy protesters in China in the late spring of 1989, and wonders for how long the Chinese communist mandarins can hold on to power.

Barbara Amiel is
Robin Ray 's guest.
Stereo

The first in a spanking-new four-part comedy series, a joyous 'Talking Book' stuffed with Jungle Tales, 'How Tos', Patent Cures and Whaling for the Under 5s. Hip hip! With Susie Brann ,
Alistair McGowan , Mary Elliot-Nelson ,
Julian Dutton and Peter Baynham. Producer Sarah Smith. Stereo